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Bulbatoed has a bulb on its back that stores its energy. When they gather in a group, they have conversations that sound like bellowing rackets.

Horts can sense the feelings of people and Pokémon with the fins on its head. It can be seen near pale-coloured coral.

Hordew closes its flowerbud when it enters water and reopens it when it reaches dry land. When in danger, it releases inky spores and escapes.

This Pokémon can be seen flying around in gardens and flower fields. It momentarily stops flying to search and dig for roots and bulbs to eat.

Despite Butterswine having wings, they are too small to do little else than hover its heavy body for more than a few seconds. Therefore, it stays on the ground and feeds off flowers and digs up the bulbs from underground.

Electabat often causes blackouts by sapping electricity from power plants, only stopping when completely full. That electricity helps power up its moves, particularly its Thunder Fang.

This Pokémon is a popular house pet for its small size, cute appearance, and its ability to emit pleasant, calming smells from its leaves. It likes curling up in warm, sunny windowsills and soaking up the rays.

In addition of changing colours to blend in with its surroundings, Vaporeon can also render itself completely invisible underwater. Even the zigzag pattern is concealed, where the fusion differs between other Kecleon fusions and the Pokémon itself.

Vaporitty is a popular Pokémon amongst fans of Water-type Pokémon. Only its face is visible when its body is submerged in water.

Objects often cling to Joltitty's fur due to the static electricity emanating from it. Its fur crackles when Joltitty rubs up on something else.

Objects often cling to Joltitty's fur due to the static electricity emanating from it. Its fur crackles when Joltitty rubs up against something else.

Its warm, fluffy fur makes this Pokémon very pleasant to hold. People who end up having it on their lap find themselves in that same place for hours.

Beeveon uses its ears and feelers to communicate with its colony mates. While normally docile in nature, if their hive is attacked, a swarm will attack whoever damaged it.

Ledytortle uses its furry ears to balance itself while flying and swimming. The aromatic water it uses in its attacks is often used in perfumes.

Ledytortle uses its furry ears to balance itself while flying and swimming. The aromatic water it uses in its attacks is often used in perfumes.

On a clear night, Lednoone can be seen running in a straight line, leaving a trail of stardust behind it. It spends the day resting and eating berries.

This Pokémon's downy feathers are always fuzzy and sticking out from all the constant static electricity leaking out. It bursts out with little fireballs when startled.

Pish is constantly producing little static spores that pop on contact. Those spores can burst in greater quantity when Pish is in danger.

Being unable to fly due to its small wings, Nazagoon hops in a zig-zag fashion to get around. Its bristly appearance allows it able to disguise itself as a cactus branch.

Makern are often used in fields to water the plants. They're also very bouncy and can float in water due to their weight and oily coat.

Makern are often used in fields to water the plants. They're also very bouncy and can float in water due to their weight and oily coat.

Mats is found near bodies of water where there's happiness in abundance. Its oily tail allows it to float.

Maling's feathers are water-repellent, allowing it to float and swim in water. While often docile in nature, they're mighty in battle, pecking mercilessly at the enemy.

Mafly fly around ponds in spring and summer, feeding off nectar from flowers, usually ones coloured blue, red, and white to camouflage itself. It also sometimes feasts on energy from other Pokémon by stabbing them with its proboscis.

Azumatu uses its feet and its bouncy tail to hop around, and uses its tail to float on water. It momentarily leaves the water to eat berries.

Azumapom is an ideal Pokémon to have around babies and small children due to its gentle and playful nature and approachable appearance. It uses its tail to bounce high into trees.

Azumakern has a thin, oily film on its body to help it float in water. It visits fields to help water crops.

Azumaskit glides across the water with ease and uses its tail to bounce around. It secretes a thick, sweet syrup from its tail.

Hoptad are commonly seen floating around ponds during spring. They help Bug-type Pokémon cross ponds by letting them onto their flowered pad.

Sunrill is often used as a tennis mascot for its cheerful nature and the pattern on its tail. Its tail is also used to catch dewdrops and help it float.

Sunrill lives on the riverbank near fields, mostly getting its nutrients from sunlight and dewdrops. It closes its ears to keep them from getting wet, and opens them to catch sunlight.

The corn in Suntad's pad warms up in the sun and pops to make a warm, tasty treat. Suntad is usually kept at outdoor theatres because of this.

Sunbre carry seeds in the pad on their heads to fields so they can be planted. They're often seen dancing at festivals held at the beginning of summer.

Ratpuff can distinguish the smell of two different types of cheese from a mile away. They're useful in the kitchen for that ability, though it's important to watch them so that they don't end up mindlessly eating the cheese.

Misrill feeds off the fears of others; the more it eats, the more its tail develops an ominous purple fog. They usually live near ponds in dark forests.

Girawile's brain is bigger than the one in its rear head. This leads it to biting things and even swallowing things whole, since it's incapable of much thought.

Girawile's brain is bigger than the one in its rear head. This leads it to biting things and even swallowing things whole, since it's incapable of much thought.

Snealoom climbs trees by stretching its arms out and digging its claws into the bark. It shows off its feathered cap with pride.

Swirill's thick body and fur help it to keep warm in its snowy climate, and its icy tail causes frostbite on contact. It can find things buried in the snow, and there have been reports of Swirill finding hot springs.

Swirill has a thick layer of fur and a round body to keep it warm in the cold snow. Its tail can help it stop sinking in the icy water.

Swiling’s thick feathers and core temperature help keep it warm. It hops around and pecks at things buried in the ground.

Switad carries small Pokémon on its leaf to help them navigate deep snow. When in a warmer climate, it can use its leaf to shade itself from the sun.

Swizagoon are very good at finding things buried deep in the snow, and can be identified by body prints that have a zig-zag pattern.

Delikiss is only seen during the holidays, spreading joy. The kinder a person is, the more presents they get from a Delikiss.

Delipuff goes through houses during the holidays searching for treats. It's said that if you leave treats out for Delipuff, it leaves a present.

This Pokémon is able to swallow anything, wrap it up in a decorative and protective membrane, and spit it back out again as a wrapped present. Unsurprisingly, this is a less-than-favoured way to wrap and deliver presents.

Ekinch disguises itself as an egg and waits for prey to come close. Once their prey tries to attack its egg-like disguise, it ambushes and swallows them whole. This disguise is harder to spot in the desert sand.

Kingray lives in caves close to oceans. During storms, Kingray wanders about in search of prey that gather in these caves.

Smearuk are made of paint from various bottles and cans that were never properly disposed of. It crawls around, leaving a trail of paint and noxious fumes.

Smoosea kisses nearby Pokémon to confuse them and then blows ink into their face. It uses its tail to balance itself.

Smooyena often causes havoc behind its owner's back and then uses its charm to avoid punishment. In battle, it kisses its opponent to confuse them and then bites them.

Smooeal happily rolls around on beaches near towns. It bounces up to people and kisses them, unaware of the confusion it causes.

Milwak has a very motherly nature. It searches for orphaned Pokémon and feeds them with its milk, then fosters them.

Milkhan's offspring can feed off its parent's milk from inside the pouch. Milkhan eats a lot of berries a day in order to provide for its offspring.

Milkhan's offspring can feed off its parent's milk from inside the pouch, and the parent has been known to foster orphaned Pokémon and let it feed on the outside. Milkhan eats a lot of berries a day in order to provide for its offspring.

Mildrill's milk has a distinct taste of honey to it. It's usually used to make desserts and tastes best when directly from Mildrill's hands.

Milian can be seen flying at dusk, leaving a milky dust behind it. On a full moon, Milian's milk becomes carbonated like sparkling water, but no one is quite sure how this phenomenon is possible.

Mildos's milk is so viscous that it uses it to make its webs. Its offspring have very strong digestive systems due to the nutrients in the milk.

Milturn's milk has a slight glow to it that can be seen going down the throat of whoever drinks it. This Pokémon is often seen in lakes near farms.

Milturn's milk has a slight glow to it that can be seen going down the throat of whoever drinks it. This Pokémon is often seen in lakes near farms.

Milffy are usually kept on farms for their wool and milk. The parts of Milffy not covered in wool are covered in a thin, shockproof leather.

Milros's milk is really sweet and has a slight glow to it. When its body glows, Milros's ready for milking.

Milros's milk is really sweet and has a slight glow to it. When its body glows, Milros's ready for milking.

Milros's milk is really sweet and has a slight glow to it. When its body glows, Milros's ready for milking.

The heavy tails of Milrill allow powerful attacks, yet are covered in an oily substance that allows them to float. They live in ponds near fresh, green, grassy fields.

Milflora makes a type of plant milk that is used as a vegan alternative. It produces more of that milk the more sunlight it absorbs.

Milswine's milk is really thick and warm, perfect for surviving the freezing cold. Its offspring go under it to feed and get warmth from its thick layer of fur.

Milswine's milk is really thick and warm, perfect for surviving the freezing cold. Its offspring latch onto it to feed and go under it to get warmth from its thick layer of fur.

Mildoom's milk has an extreme spiciness to it that only its offspring can handle. Mildoom is sometimes kept on farms to guard the animals from predators.

Milpy sprays milk at its ally Pokémon to heal them, and can even heal itself by showering itself with its milk.

Milsey always has ready-made milk in its pouch and is usually kept on farms and in stores because of this. The milk is full of endorphins.

Milshrew are usually kept on farms to help till and plow the fields. It will only be milked when in a calm state; otherwise, it'll curl up defensively.

Milslash are kept on farms for their milk and ability to plow fields. Their spikes have a sharp point, but the rest of the spike is rather leathery.

Milkip can break rocks by slinging its heavy tail towards them. Its milk is often used as an ingredient in some soaps and shampoos.

The fur on Milvoir's head is a pleasantly soft leather. While rare, drinking Milvoir's milk can cause a human to teleport in a random direction. This is unintentional and has caused multiple deaths.

The fur on Milvoir's head is a pleasantly soft leather. While rare, drinking Milvoir's milk can cause a human to teleport in a random direction. This is unintentional and has caused multiple deaths.

Milslash are kept on farms for their milk and ability to plow fields. Their spikes have a sharp point, but the rest of the spike is rather leathery.

Miliard are often used in restaurants to help out in the kitchen. A single Miliard can do the work of a regular cook in half the time, putting its spatula hand to good use.

Due to its wings being made of milk, Milgon flies rather unevenly. It hides itself by flapping its wings and summoning a cloud of milk particles.

Due to its wings being made of milk, Milgon flies rather unevenly. It hides itself by flapping its wings and summoning a cloud of milk particles.

Milolu delivers powerful blows with its paws, horns, and tail. It gives off a positive aura when someone pets its soft, leathery fur.

Milnx is kept on farms to power up equipment. It likes spending its spare time playfighting with the other Pokémon kept there, its sparks during that time being harmless.

Milxio's milk improves the sight of the drinker. Groups of this Pokémon are often kept on farms to ward off predators with their electric attacks.

Mildew always has a thin, milky growth on its body, which is full of nutrients. This is often used in supplements.

Mileary loves grazing on fresh green grass, which powers up its attacks. This Pokémon is a common sight in petting zoos.

Milish's body has a soft, leathery feel to it, but is actually made up of spores. When it senses danger, it spouts out little milky spores and runs off.

Milonee has a thick layer of cream around it, which it uses to escape by shooting it at the enemy. The cream is also light and low-calorie, which is why it's used as a dietary alternative.

Milvern seems reluctant to be milked until it's given a ripe, juicy fruit to eat. Its milk improves the hearing of the drinker.

Milnea keeps a reservoir of cold milk within itself, and the milk can be received by gently squeezing Milnea's flower. Its flowers smell faintly of milk, and that scent strengthens if Milnea is in a harsher environment.

Milpuff's milk is thick and sweet, often used in many desserts. A popular brand of ice cream has Milpuff as a mascot.

Milsian's fur is soft and leathery. When it rings its bell, that means it wants something like food or petting, though it can be difficult to know what it wants in that moment.

Milmel stores boiling milk in its hump, making it a popular Pokémon to have around due to it having readily available pasteurised milk.

Milsprout is used in Pokémon farms as an alarm for things like predators or robberies. When it sways gently with a chiming sound, it's content.

Milsprout is used in Pokémon farms as an alarm for things like predators or robberies. When it sways gently with a chiming sound, it's content.

Blisrill are often used around hospitals, mostly in pediatrics, for their healing abilities, calming nature, and approachable appearance. Their eggs are sweet-tasting and full of nutrients.

Pikabusken's internal combustion and slender frame generate high currents throughout its body. As a result, it is constantly in motion, discharging excess electricity through fast, flowing kicks.

Azuzagoon are usually kept around beaches to use as a floatation device. When it sees someone struggling in water, it jumps in the water and swims in a zig-zag fashion towards them before catching them and swimming them to safety.

Bonkern's tears contain nutrients that help crops flourish. However, very few are willing to make it cry on purpose to get the tears.

Bonkern's tears contain nutrients that help crops flourish. However, very few are willing to make it cry on purpose to get the tears.

This Pokémon has mastered controlling its electricity. The combination of electricity and fire makes it very warm to hold.

This Pokémon can lash out with electricity-powered kicks that can stun five foes at once. It then finishes off with a mighty Flamethrower.

Weavloom's fighting style is a combination of kicking and scratching the opponent with its stretchy arms. The Weavloom with the biggest cap is the leader.

Electiswine can release up to 20,000 volts from its tusks. It charges its electricity as it moves, blue sparks crackling from its tusks as it amplifies.

Electiswine can release up to 20,000 volts from its tusks. It charges its electricity as it moves, blue sparks crackling from its tusks as it amplifies.

Leafitty is often used as a therapy pet due to its calming appearance and pleasant scents. Its Grass Whistle has a relaxing melody that calms anyone who listens to it.

Glaceitty is often kept in houses built in hot climates. It usually makes balls of ice to play with and to cool the air around it.

Glaceitty is often kept in houses built in hot climates. It usually makes balls of ice to play with and to cool the air around it.

When Torchsea senses danger, it spits out boiling black ink and flees. It has a core temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit.

Sandtank has a big, round body to deliver powerful slams and claws that can slash through tree trunks. Its back is covered with thick spines and its underside is covered in leathery fur.

Sandlia can twirl at high speeds to create a sandstorm. The spines on the back of its head can increase the wind speed of the sandstorm so that they can twirl faster and amplify its psychokinetic power.

Mudtank is used for its vitality and body strength, being able to clear roadblocks with Rollout and lifting rocks out of the way.

Mudon's back fin is able to cut through rock. To maintain its armor, it breaks rocks that are rich with iron until they're small enough to eat.

Mudtad uses the head fin atop its pad to sense changes in its surroundings while its body is submerged in water. It sleeps under the soil at the water's edge.

Ralbat can sense the emotions of others with its horns from miles away. By vibrating its horn, it creates ultrasonic waves that pacify any aggressors nearby as a defense mechanism.

Ralgull is often found in areas of beaches where there is plenty of happiness and contentment. They can be seen circling the sky during beach festivals.

Ralphish has a hardy vitality, but a soft disposition. It goes up to people with positive feelings, hoping that the claws don't drive them away.

Kirtle carries Pokémon to calm and relaxing forests in hopes of calming them down. The plants on its back have pleasant, calming smells.

Kirferno's flame roars brightly when it senses happiness. It's often seen dancing joyously and climbing on branches and walls.

Kirnx is a popular Pokémon to have because of its calming appearance and its ability to read emotions. When it's petted, slight waves of static electricity fizz off it.

Kectump camouflages itself in deep, dark forests and can be identified by its bright yellow stripes, though spotting them in the dark may be difficult. Its shed leaves are said to be used as a cure-all.

There is a common superstition that if you take odd-shaped stones from beaches, this Pokémon will put a curse on you.

Spirilava finds dead and wilted plants to burn and collect their ashes to build its body. It intimidates its foes by producing a dark purple fog.

Spirilosion gravitates towards crematoriums to build up its body with nearby ashes. It obscures itself with a haze of purple smoke.

Spirilosion gravitates towards crematoriums to build up its body with nearby ashes. It obscures itself with a haze of purple smoke.

Spiriturn uses its light to trick ships into sailing into thick fog and potentially crashing into rocks. A few shipwrecks have been caused by this light.

Spirikrow are usually seen around graveyards and cemeteries. When perched on a gravestone, it can mimic the voice of the dead, although what it says is unintelligible apart from the odd word or two.

Spiriswine are found in fissures in dark, icy caves. When they hear footsteps close to them, they burst out of those fissures to haunt whoever is nearby.

Spiripy possess nearby statues and sprays water at those who get too close. Its stone trunk can cause damage to items it strikes.

Most of Spiriolu's aura is stored in its stone-like body. It usually resides in graveyards to comfort grievers.

Spiriron is said to store spirits in its rocky casing, so Spiriron with cracks shown on it are a bad omen. People give it rocks to eat to counteract the bad luck.

Groups of Spiribat can be seen flying around at night. The eerie sound its wings produce cause dizziness in those that hear it that old civilizations were convinced was a curse.

Spiriful is said to be a toy not properly looked after and possessed by a spirit to seek revenge, but this is usually just told to children to get them to take good care of their toys.

Spirikaboo are most active during harvest season. Its keystone appears when fields reach a certain threshold size. If a person gets too close, it spews a thick fog to hide in and scare them. They're usually seen in fields at autumn festivals.

The gas around Spiripuff smells faintly of Grepa Berries. They search kitchens with the intent to raid them and absorb all the sugar in sight.

At rest, Spirimur looks like a regular keystone, but when picked up it lets out a banshee-like wail and runs off once dropped. The way to tell the difference between a Spirimur and a keystone is to listen for any murmuring sounds.

Spiridred lets out a spooky wail and stomps its stone feet to ward off predators. It can be identified by its two glowing feelers.

Spiribell is a rare weed in gardens that saps the energy out of plants and Grass-type Pokémon before moving to the next garden. Those plants have a special type of wilt to them.

Mawtle carries Pokémon on its back, picking up bits of metal with its tail mouth and swallowing them along the way. Its shell is made out of soil which gradually hardens into steel.

Mawin's two mouths share the same stomach, which can expand to three times its size. It can digest iron beams.

Abtank provides milk and warmth during harsh blizzards. It can smash its way out of thick snow using Rollout.

Abelia has the ability to grow its flowers even in the harshest natural disasters. Its roses have been an inspiration for gothic dressmakers.

When Abish senses natural disasters with its horn, it grinds its teeth in frustration. It can often be seen attemtping to use its psychic powers to warn people and Pokémon of the impending danger.

Abtrio senses earthquakes and digs at fast speeds to pop out of the ground to warn people about them.

The more sunlight there is, the more energetic Turdot becomes. Its cap is made out of soil, which should feel moist on a healthy Turdot.

Groplup lives in solitude close to springwater ponds. It grows sweet, juicy fruit on its back, but it attacks anybody who tries to take it.

Since the island on its head is too small to house any Pokémon, Torlup compromises by patiently letting children or baby Pokémon put toys on its head.

Chimtomp can scale sheer cliffs and have even footing even on unstable terrain. It puts out its flame before it buries itself in mud and goes to sleep.

Chimloon's gases inside help its flame stay alight. Many are often released into the night sky during festivals.

This Pokémon proudly takes the feelings of compassion from people who appreciate it and use it as its energy. Its eggshell makes it hard to walk.

This Pokémon proudly takes the feelings of compassion from people who appreciate it and use it as its energy. Its eggshell makes it hard to walk.

Pipnx builds up water pressure in its attacks by wagging its tail while bending and straightening its legs. The pressure of those attacks can be powerful enough to leave a dent in a concrete wall.

Pipnx builds up water pressure in its attacks by wagging its tail while bending and straightening its legs. The pressure of those attacks can be powerful enough to leave a dent in a concrete wall.

Pipnx builds up water pressure in its attacks by wagging its tail while bending and straightening its legs. The pressure of those attacks can be powerful enough to leave a dent in a concrete wall.

A very prideful Pokémon, Pipling often gets aggressive when it gets asked for help. Its thick down and core temperature protect it from the cold.

Pipkin dislikes being asked for help, preferring to do things alone. Twigs need to be hidden in places for it to find since it won't accept any twigs if they are given.

Printle will butt heads with another for dominance. It prefers the company of Pokémon other than its own kind, offering to give them rides.

Prinitty is very prideful and fussy. While it can eat from a pet food bowl, it will only do so if the food was supplied by its Trainer, and if a sufficient amount was put in.

Printrike prefer solitude; when confronted with another, they fight each other for dominance with their electricity and sharp claws. It lives near icy seas.

Empowig stands tall and proud, showing its sturdy, gold wood crown. It replenishes it by drinking fresh glacier water.

The bud atop Nosedew's head always faces north. When it's warm, the bud opens, spreading magnetic waves.

It uses its two big noses to sniff out nearby items. When Noselia drinks mineral-rich springwater, its magnetism strengthens.

A pack of Nosevanha can search for prey with its magnetic abilities. Said abilities can also help boats lost at sea.

Honslash's blade can cut through solid titanium, so to avoid hurting anyone, it puts the hilt on its blade when not in use. It curls itself up to defend itself from enemy attacks.

This Pokémon is able to make small sandstorms around itself by flapping its tiny wings. It has very durable, elastic skin to protect itself.

Despite its apathetic-looking appearance, Flyty cares deeply about its Trainer and teammates. Even a wild Flyty takes care of its packmates. Its flapping wings sound like funk music.

This variant of Drifblia floats around trying to find people and Pokémon to spread its joy. Unfortunately, their intentions are often mistaken for wanting to kidnap people and take them away.

In addition to life force, Litata also uses candle wax to sustain itself. It can be seen in tombs and graveyards, eating candles left by grievers.

Deitank often eats everything grass-like it can feel, since it needs grass, hay, and Berries to produce milk. Because of this, some Deitank wear feed bags to snack on and avoid damaging other items.

Deitank often eats everything grass-like it can feel, since it needs grass, hay, and Berries to produce milk. Because of this, some Deitank wear feed bags to snack on and avoid damaging other items.

Ninbink lives in completely dark caves, leading it to be almost blind. It uses its feelers to sense its surroundings and buries itself into the ground to absorb moisture and nutrients from the soil.

Surprisingly enough, Rioish can deliver powerful kicks from its stubby little legs. Its spores make anyone who breathes them in feel intense emotion.

Slanape rests often during battle to restore energy and focus. If the flame on its head is still alight when it's seemingly asleep, it's actually focusing.

This Pokémon is often found by other people while lost somewhere due to its aimless floating, mostly by children. Its natural habitat has tall, shaded trees that it clings to in order to prevent itself from blowing away.

Slawag uses the pattern on its stomach to hypnotize its opponent into its own relaxed state. It spends most of the day lying still.

When Shiwig drinks water, its shell hardens, generating electricity as it does so. The leaf on its head acts as a conductor and absorbs lightning strikes.

Shichar can scale sheer cliffs, leaving a trail of sparks behind it. Its flame glows more intensely when in trouble.

Shilup generates electricity inside while it swims, using it in attacks once it's out of the water. When it feels tension and danger, it lets off sparks and runs off to safety.

When Shish senses danger, its yellow spots glow as it shakes its body, scattering paralyzing spores from the top of its head. Its legs generate electricity by contracting its muscles.

Shieye's eyes shine and dazzle more than any naturally-occurring diamond. It uses them to momentarily blind its foe and escape.

Shieye's eyes shine and dazzle brighter than any naturally-occurring diamond. It uses them to momentarily blind its foe and escape.

Shirunt usually move in a group of five, huddling and warming each other up with their sparks. They can survive by only eating snow and ice.

Shiobat generates electricity as it flaps its wings. It can be seen in dark caves by the sparks emanating from it.

Lutank's milk improves the vision of whoever drinks it and is often used to clear up cataracts. As this Pokémon attacks by rolling out, sparks fly everywhere.

Luvyle's electricity and sturdy thighs give it outstanding agility. Electricity sparks from the tips of its claws, causing weak Pokémon to faint from the slightest scratch.

Lutomp live in small groups, communicating with each other through electrical pulses. It generates electricity as it swims through mud.

Lueye's eyes help it to magnify its vision, ensuring a clearer, closer view of things. Its claws are used both to attack and to dig up gems for it to eat.

Lurunt's sharp vision helps it see in even the toughest of blizzards. Having one at home is a sign of prosperity.

Ardreavus scares people off with a cry that sounds like metal being scraped. In addition to the odd bit of metal, Ardreavus gets its nourishment from fear.

Ardreavus scares people off with a cry that sounds like metal being scraped. In addition to the odd bit of metal, Ardreavus gets its nourishment from fear.

Arlup lives deep in icy mountains, feeding off iron ore and fish Pokémon. Most of them have a smooth pebble to give to someone close.

Arlup lives deep in icy mountains, feeding off iron ore and fish Pokémon. Most of them have a smooth pebble to give to someone close.

Arlup lives deep in icy mountains, feeding off iron ore and fish Pokémon. Most of them have a smooth pebble to give to someone close.

Arzagoon has a very sturdy and spiky armour to protect itself with. It usually spends its time digging and looking for ore to build itself up.

Its shell is very hard and can only be cracked by Pokémon with Fire Fang or very hard teeth. It's usually found in places with iron-rich soil.

Its six wings reflect sunlight to give itself a fiery look. Those wings often shed and melt onto the ground.

Vibraeon has the ability to perfectly blend into the desert sands. It only releases ultrasonic waves when its cover is certain not to be blown.

The gear on Klitrike's tail acts as a generator. The faster it spins, the more energy Klitrike gets.

To protect itself, it disguises itself as other bird Pokémon. When confronted, it shows its true form and becomes aggressive.

Zotump wanders around dark forests, taking on all sorts of disguises to protect itself; the most common one being a silent child.

Zotump wanders around dark forests, taking on all sorts of disguises to protect itself; the most common one being a silent child.

Charak's webbing burns quickly, so when a Pokémon gets trapped in it, Charak sets the web alight and cooks its prey in the process.

Wigglynub is a popular housepet for its small size and extremely soft fur. A running wheel and a garden to dig in are recommended for this Pokémon.

This Pokémon is often sought after for its fur alone, which is unbelievably soft and often used for luxury pillows and duvets.

In winter, Buling closes its bud, and reopens it at the beginning of spring. The bud is unaffected by Buling's own body heat, which can double when excited.

In winter, Buling closes its bud and reopens it at the beginning of spring. The bud is unaffected by Buling's own body heat, which can double when excited.

On warm, sunny days, Butrike opens its bud to absorb the sunlight, which helps it generate electricity. This electricity gives it that jolt to run at incredible speeds.

Petals that naturally fall off Roseno have been used as a sleep aid for centuries. A cup of tea made with these petals makes the consumer sleep for a whole 8 hours straight.

Petals that naturally fall off Roseno have been used as a sleep aid for centuries. A cup of tea made with these petals makes the consumer sleep for a whole eight hours straight.

Driflkoth spend their days sleeping in the highest branches of trees. They sometimes lose their grip and end up floating skyward, where strong winds blow them to new forests, where they get found and taken around by children.

This Pokémon moves by floating in a zig-zag pattern. Its fur is made out of tinier balloons, which instantly grow back when popped.

Driflitty is a popular Pokémon among children and adults alike. They have the helpful ability to float up to items high on shelves and float back down to bring their Trainer whatever they desire.

Its eyes are covered by its fluffy fur. Therefore, it tackles, bites, and uncoils its long ears to feel for its surroundings.

Its eyes are covered by its fluffy fur. Therefore, it tackles, bites, and uncoils its long ears to feel for its surroundings.

Its eyes are covered by its fluffy fur. Therefore, it tackles, bites, and uncoils its long ears to feel for its surroundings.

The two heads are great friends and get along tremendously. They try to help each other by sharing their food, but since they can't see if the portion is halved, this Pokémon often overeats.

The two heads are great friends and get along tremendously. They try to help each other by sharing their food, but since they can't see if the portion is halved, this Pokémon often overeats.

This Pokémon often causes havoc even when they have good intentions. This is because the two heads it has for hands are uncontrollable and often bite.

Though small in appearance, Shroomolu is mighty in battle, able to deliver blows using only its legs, spreading spores in the process. It uses its aura to communicate with others.

Shroomnx can be found curled up in fallen leaves. When it faces danger, it shoots paralyzing spores and runs off.

Shroomvanha spreads toxic spores in the water it resides in. Anyone who drinks it becomes sick for a week. It can be found in long rivers through jungles.

Shroomdred spreads spores as it shouts, the effects making the enemy freeze in place. After a tantrum, it's left temporarily deaf.

Shroomeal's spores give off a slight chill and can even freeze other small Pokémon. It rolls around to navigate rather than hopping around.

Shroomeal's spores give off a slight chill and can even freeze other small Pokémon. It rolls around to navigate rather than hopping around.

Shroomcool's body is mostly made up of spores. It ensnares its enemy with its tentacles and then scatters toxic spores to poison them.

Shroomcool's body is mostly made up of spores. It ensnares its enemy with its tentacles and then scatters toxic spores to poison them.

Shroomcool's body is mostly made up of spores. It ensnares its enemy with its tentacles and then scatters toxic spores to poison them.

Cottontle's back is sturdy and comfortable, meaning it can be used to transfer injured Pokémon and people to where they can be healed, all while keeping them stable and in as little pain as possible.

Cottonleon gracefully floats along the ice, making sure its cottony bits steer clear of water. While it prefers solitude, it sometimes sticks to others of their kind.

A group of Cottonx gather to form a massive ball of static electricity. Its fluffy fur dazzles when Cottonx senses danger.

Cottonbink's outer shell is very soft and shedded chunks of it are often used as a chalk substitute. When attacked, it shoots dust from its body and escapes.

Cottonaught's shell is soft but fragile, and gets sturdier but heavier in the rain. When attacked, it shoots its spikes and runs off.

Sandipi sometimes swims in sand, concealing its leathery, brightly coloured eggshell. It might occasionally get stuck on its back trying to stand upright.

Being unable to see, this Pokémon uses its strong sense of smell to navigate. As a fusion, its body can resist being burned by prolonged exposure to the sun.

The seed on Axesaur's back helps it grow by absorbing the sunlight. A litter of Axesaur often playfight with their paws and tusks.

In lieu of tusks, Axechic has a really strong beak that gets harder the more damaged it gets. It also uses its claws in combat and to mark tree trunks.

Axebusken's claws are made of the same material as its tusks. Its kicks are strong enough to break a tree trunk in half.

This Pokémon has tusks on its hind fins as well as in its mouth. It uses its tail tusks to carve out chunks of ice, then uses its tail to fling these chunks at enemies.

Fletchrill use their tails and chirps to communicate, each one having distinctive noises. Their feathers are really warm and fluffy to the touch.

Fletchdot lives in branches and pecks seeds off of fruits. It may be small in size, but it proves mighty in battle.

Golbuzz is a pest found near power plants, sapping electricity from the wires until they've had their fill. Many blackouts are caused by groups of this Pokémon feasting away.

Sablup hoards gems in a little pile and fights others who touch them. It keeps the shiniest and smoothest gem to give to someone close.

Sablup hoards gems in a little pile and fights others who touch them. It keeps the shiniest and smoothest gem to give to someone close.

It lives in the ground of dark caves where jewels are abundant. It absorbs small crystals, leading to its eyes becoming shinier.

Sablphish hoards gems it finds on beaches, whether already visible in the sand or dug up by themselves with their pincers. It can live in impure water.

Sablby are often seen in treasure rooms, feeding on shiny rocks and minerals to sustain themselves. They hoard treasure and snap at anyone who tries to take it.

Sablby are often seen in treasure rooms, feeding on shiny rocks and minerals to sustain themselves. They hoard treasure and snap at anyone who tries to take it.

Venigull has feelers to sense changes in its surroundings. When it seeks prey while flying, it swoops down without forethought.

Oriloom is sometimes used as a therapy Pokémon for its relaxing dances and calming aroma. It likes sunny, warm weather the best.

When Oriwag dances, it relaxes its opponent in an almost hypnotic trance. It prefers to dance in water, as it can swim better than it can walk.

Trubdew comes from pollution in natural areas. When its bud opens, flowers and plants wilt from the stench.

Trubelia has rubbish in the shape of roses for its hands. Its presence is enough to make actual flowers wilt.

Cartrike swim in packs to hunt and shock their prey. These shocks can interfere with ship interfaces and cause the ship to lose control and crash.

Sharptile can run up to 75mph, and uses its anchor and its talons to attack. Its fins used to be harvested for foodstuffs, so Sharptile was often a victim of hunting.

This Pokémon's thorns in their roses are powerful darts. It hides in tall grass and sneakily fires the darts into other Pokémon without warning.

Phantbink resemble dead logs that are carried or rolled into caves for other Pokémon to use as shelter. They imitate the voice of a child to try to make friends, but all this does is leave people lost deep in caves.

Phantad floats on ponds in deep dark forests. No-one knows where they came from, but it is believed that they come from spirits that died in the forest.

Noitomp lives in caves near marshy ponds and is able to have even footing on the mud. It uses sonar to pick out ripe fruit outside the cave and shakes trees to get fruit to fall.

Noitle usually spends its time in dark caves, so the plants on its back have adapted to thrive in little sunlight. It can carry Pokémon around, even being able to fly to another level of the cave.

Noichar emerges from caves late at night to climb trees for food. While in caves, it lights the way with its flame.

Its melodious cries are usually them sending ultrasonic waves to detect ripe fruit. After finding one, it proceeds to peck at it, seeds and all.

Their melodious cries are usually their way of sending ultrasonic waves to detect ripe fruit. After finding one, it proceeds to peck at it, consuming seeds and all.

Noivanha's ears allow it to hear its prey from miles away, and based on those sounds, it carefully selects a target. Packs can be seen in underwater caves.

Noiruff has really good senses of hearing and smell, so the calmer and better-behaved ones are ideal Pokémon for the aged and disabled.

Noibre is a nocturnal Pokémon and can hear for miles with the massive ear on its head. Noibre likes to trick fishermen by diving underwater and using sonar on their fishing hooks to make them think a Pokémon has taken the bait.

Honeymoon hotels grow fruit trees in hopes that Noidisc will come to visit and feast. Its ears can pick up conversations from miles away.

Noiobat uses its ultrasonic waves to search for ripe fruit and bug Pokémon to eat. Heart shapes can be seen on the walls of caves where Noiobat can be found.

Swabrill loves water, but its cloudy tail is incapable of deflecting water, so it often gets soaked. The raincloud that follows it is good at rehydrating things.

Swabrill loves water, but its cloudy tail is incapable of deflecting water, so it often gets soaked. The raincloud that follows it is good at rehydrating things.

The cloud on Swabchar's rear allows it to float. It likes to climb onto people and sit on their heads, pretending that it's a hat.

Swabink's white stripes are very soft and mouldable like clay. They've been used as both a cleaning product and for modeling.

The slimy membrane surrounding Gooin protects it from digesting itself. It needs to be kept wet in order to function properly.

The slimy membrane surrounding Gooin protects it from digesting itself. Its membrane needs to be kept wet in order to function properly.

The slimy membrane surrounding Gooin protects it from digesting itself. Its membrane needs to be kept wet in order to function properly.

The slimy membrane surrounding Gooin protects it from digesting itself. Its membrane needs to be kept wet in order to function properly.

Slicargo's shell is made out of hardened goo and houses all of its organs. Its mucus can melt pure steel beams.

Regirak's webbing is fire-resistant as well as cold, allowing it to be used in equipment for firefighters to keep them cool when battling intense blazes.

This Pokémon is often found on polluted beaches as a result of the pollution. It attacks anybody who tries to get rid of it.

This Pokémon is often found on polluted beaches. It attacks those who try to clean up the pollution by smacking them with its shovel.

This Pokémon is often found on polluted beaches. It attacks anybody who tries to clean up the pollution.

Bruxphish uses its claws to kiss rather than to snap. Pokémon that get kissed by it often run away in either confusion or disgust.

While it looks scrawny, Jangsprout can deliver powerful attacks with its scales. It communicates by smacking those scales together.

When Cardew buries itself in the ground, beautiful crystal flowers grow around it. These flowers are rare and have been used in priceless sculptures.

Carvanha lives in swarms in crystal-filled lakes, where the crystals build up Carvanha's teeth, making its bite incredibly powerful.

Carkoal takes large amounts of coal wherever it's needed. It's able to run rather quickly for its weight, clocking in at 18mph.

Cardisc can be found in pools in dark crystal caves. Many spelunkers have sought out this Pokémon to ask out their lover with its shiny body.

Cardisc can be found in pools in dark crystal caves. Many spelunkers have sought out this Pokémon to ask out their lover with its shiny body.

Despite it having sturdy armour, its head quills are usually soft but can harden to be tough enough to pierce rocks. It eats mostly berries and iron to build up its armour.

Quiltomp runs into another of its kind to build up its legs so they can have even footing on mud. It deflects predators' attacks and counterattacks with its quills.

Quilmer build their bodies up by ramming into and bouncing off each other, and eating a ton of berries daily. It can survive on land longer then a normal Wailmer can.

Quilon has a really sturdy shell to deflect predators. It builds up that armor by eating abandoned railroad tracks, and its lower body ramming into another Quilon.

Fennelup eats twigs to keep itself warm in its icy cold climate, with excess heat escaping from its ears. It prefers finding the twigs itself rather than having them given to it.

Brailing is really warm, so Trainers in cold areas use it to warm their beds. Its twig is usually unlit, but becomes lit when in battle or whenever fire is needed.

Delwile entices its prey with its dazzling, flaming branches before using its back jaw, disguised as its long, flowing hair, to swallow them whole.

Froadew secretes a thin, bubbly foam from their bud that replenishes itself whenever any part is scooped off. The foam prevents them from getting dehydrated. Despite its carefree nature, Froadew is wary of its surroundings.

Frogferno blows up the bubbles on its tail and neck to make it look bigger. It can scale a cliff of up to 2000 feet in a minute's time.

It throws stars made out of electricity and water. The more nutritious its diet, the faster its throwing speed.

This Pokémon can be seen curled up in pumpkin patches, posing as an actual pumpkin. It likes to prank humans wandering around the pumpkin patch by dressing up other pumpkins to be just like Pumpshrew.

This Pokémon can be seen curled up in pumpkin patches, posing as an actual pumpkin. It likes to prank humans wandering around the pumpkin patch by dressing up other pumpkins to be just like Pumpshrew.

Pumpolu trains its body by smashing up pumpkins with its paws. When it senses that someone is afraid, it goes up to them for comfort.

Sightings of pumpkin fields being smashed are usually due to this Pokémon going into those fields and eating the pumpkins to build up its thick, gourd-like armor.

Pumpra is often seen dozing off in pumpkin patches, posing as one of the pumpkins. When it senses something coming close to it, it teleports to another pumpkin patch.

Swirbusken gives off a very pleasant smell similar to toasted sugar. Its talons are very sticky, helping it keep a firm grip on the enemy while it attacks.

It releases a sweet-smelling mucus that smells like sugar when in water. It gets noticeably sticky in rain, making it easier to lift boulders.

Swirkoal's smoke emits a delicious aroma that attracts potential predators. However, licking or biting down on the pie-like exterior is likely to cause burns.

Swirmer has the appearence and scent of marshmallow fluff, using this as a ruse to get other Pokémon to eat it and get sick as a result.

The cacao beans that grow on Slurtor have been used to make an incredibly sweet chocolate. Slurtor that live in particularly sunny places have very sweet beans.

This variant of Slurpius flies rather unevenly due to the gummy worms wriggling everywhere. Those worms are very sweet and juicy.

Lodeen carries Pokémon on its back pad while using its front fins to swim. It prefers to live in ponds and rivers as opposed to living in a tank.

Lotle knows where pure springwater wells up, and it lets Pokémon sit on its lily pad so it can carry them there by swimming through bodies of water.

Loyena waits for up to 30 minutes in ponds, disguising itself as common pond foliage. If a Pokémon or person gets too close, it leaps out of the water to attack.

Loyena waits for up to 30 minutes in ponds, disguising itself as common pond foliage. If a Pokémon or person gets too close, it leaps out of the water to attack.

In warm weather, Lomloom's pad blooms with flowers. A group of five can be seen dancing in a circle in the air.

Lomelia has a mischievous charm to it. It captivates with a beautiful dance before firing darts at the enemy.

This variant of Minion has collaborated with villainous organizations for centuries, often making more than a few mistakes in the process. They have a fondness for Nanab Berries.

This variant of Minion has collaborated with villainous organizations for centuries, often making more than a few mistakes in the process. They have a fondness for Nanab berries.

Soil that is tilled by Digfa is filled with stardust, which is rich in minerals from the night sky. Rock-type and Grass-type Pokémon have been known to thrive areas with this enriched soil.

During nights of the full moon, Digfairy get together and dig in circles. Rare Rock-type and Grass-type Pokémon can later be seen in those circles.

Digzagoon burrows into the ground and comes back up again with items it dug up. Its tunnels can be identified by its zig-zag pattern.

Luvtomp lives near muddy areas to help couples from tripping into mud. Bodies of water where Luvtomp comes from are pink.

Luvskit glides elegantly across the water in a heart-shaped fashion. Honeymoon hotels often have this Pokémon in their pools making that pattern.

Luvin pumps water through its body to absorb the microorganisms in it. This Pokémon is often used as a gift to give to someone to start a loving relationship with them.

When someone goes too close to Poochchum without warning, it attacks with a chilling Ice Fang. It kisses its opponent in battle to confuse and freeze them, then bites them while they are unaware.

When someone goes too close to Poochchum without warning, it attacks with a chilling Ice Fang. It kisses its opponent in battle to confuse and freeze them, then bites them while they are unaware.

Poochleaf will jump out of the grass to startle its prey and then chase it to exhaust it. An eerie whistling tune can be heard where Poochleaf is.

Zigplup is very good at finding items. Its wings deliver blows that can knock down tree trunks on one hit, the damage shown in a zig-zag pattern.

Zigon is a rather fast Pokémon for its weight. It can be found zig-zagging near abandoned railroad tracks, looking for items.

Zigling is really playful and friendly, but becomes ferocious in battle. It hops around in fields, finding items in the grass and even the ground.

Zigeal rolls in a zig-zagged line in the snow to move around. Its fur is rough yet fluffy to protect itself from the cold.

Linziken can spot its prey from miles away, and runs up to it in a straight line before attacking. It usually collects items on the forest floor and kicks anybody who interrupts it.

Linplup can be found collecting berries for itself. When confronted, it attacks with its razor-sharp claws and then runs off in a straight line.

This Pokémon can run up to 60 miles an hour, sweeping everything in its path. While stationery, its steel body can stop a runaway train.

The poison in Wurmpede's spines can ward off bird Pokémon, but it still scuttles about in worry. It relies on its feelers to have a sense of its surroundings.

The poison in Wurmpede's spines can ward off bird Pokémon, but it still scuttles about in worry. It relies on its feelers to have a sense of its surroundings.

Silon has a silk armour that gradually turns into steel. It awaits evolution and drinks dew that collects on its shell.

Beautirill are commonly seen flying around in spring. They feed on nectar and store up the pollen to make balloons, both for play and to fend off enemies.

Beautiloom fly around feeding on nectar from flowers. The warmer it is, the more its flowers open, stopping at 64 degrees Fahrenheit.

Many have been drawn to the beauty of Beautitler, namely its bright colours and slender figure. If someone stares at the feelers for too long, they tend to fall over.

Beautiskit feeds off nectar from flowers near ponds and microorganisms in said ponds. It attacks other Pokémon with its long, thin mouth.

Cason has a hard covering to protect itself before its next evolution. This covering is made out of silk at first, but gradually hardens and turns into steel.

Dustphish releases spores when it snaps its pincers. At night, it goes to the edge of the shore to eat washed-up seaweed.

Wingkern have just enough wingpower to glide from field to field. They peck at any seeds not properly planted and eat them, so they're a common garden pest.

Wild Wingolu often walk up to people asking for food, but feeding them with manmade food is discouraged. It uses its mind-reading ability to take advantage of well-meaning people that way.

Wild Wingolu often walk up to people asking for food, but feeding them with manmade food is discouraged. It uses its mind-reading ability to take advantage of well-meaning people that way.

Wingbre is usually found on beaches at night dancing in a group. Sometimes they even cause mischief by tricking sailors and fishermen.

Wingdot lives in gardens near beaches. It's able to fly higher and faster than a normal Wingull due to its lighter weight and smaller size.

Winghita often have fights with each other on ships. It's a popular Pokémon for sailors to have and show off.

It spends most of the day resting in its nest on a sheer cliff. It uses its psychic powers to hide items in all sorts of locations.

Masquegull has patterns on its wings that look like eyes. Its wings give it the ability to glide in any direction, even sideways and backwards.

When predators get too close to Whismkern, it lets out a huge wail to make them flee. Because of this, this Pokémon is often used in fields and gardens to defend crops.

Skitrill is extremely playful, though due to size it's best to have it play outside, lest it knock something over. It's also able to make balloons out of air.

Skitle's trees have a plant that, when dried, makes Pokémon like Skitty and Meowth hyper and playful. Those Pokémon hop onto Skitle just to get near that plant.

Gulpelia's two buds help filter waste into fresh, clean air. It's often used to clean toxic wastelands because of it.

Gulploon breathes in air to help itself remain afloat and to absorb microorganisms in the air. It likes damp, humid seasons the best as they help keep it moist.

Gulple's appetite is so insatiable that it can strip a branch of its leaves in seconds. This results in sightings of leafless trees regardless of season.

Nuchu stores electricity in its cheeks and magma in its back. In rain, its magma hardens, but its electricity strengthens.

Nuphish stores magma in its pincers, which is cooled and hardened in water, but heats back up when on land. Most times, Nuphish doesn't even notice being hit.

Spoeary is usually seen bouncing happily around. When threatened, it jumps up to its enemy and slams it by unrolling its ears.

Drinking Psytank's milk can temporarily soothe a headache. Their milk is sold at pharmacists for this reason.

Golnoone can be seen swimming in a perfectly straight line at dusk. It can use telekinetic powers when the gem on its forehead flashes.

Although Sphenub's shape is more suited for walking and hopping around, it still prefers to roll around in the snow. It can sniff out things buried deep in the snow.

Spherill loves bouncing and rolling around in the snow. Its body is covered with fluffy fur to keep it warm and its tail has an oily coating to keep it afloat.

Spherill loves bouncing and rolling around in the snow. Its body is covered with fluffy fur to keep it warm and its tail has an oily coating to keep it afloat.

Spheish prefers places with melted, slushy snow. It releases spores as it rolls around, which freeze on contact.

Two Spheyena can be seen play-fighting in the snow to strengthen themselves; whoever tires the other one out first wins. Their fur is rough and coarse on the outer layer, but soft and fluffy on the inner layer.

Sphezagoon happily hops and slides around in a zigzagged line. It slides onto ice floes to reach shore.

Spheple releases a sticky thread which freezes on contact. It eats a lot of leaves and berries to mantain its thick shape.

Spheple releases a sticky thread which freezes on contact. It eats a lot of leaves and berries to mantain its thick shape.

Spheple releases a sticky thread which freezes on contact. It eats a lot of leaves and berries to mantain its thick shape.

Mankey constantly has fur in its eyes, as this Pokémon often thrashes about aimlessly in frustration. However, it seems reluctant to cooperate when its fur gets trimmed to solve the issue.

Woobreep emits a heart-shaped glow from its tail. Its coat fluffs up to double its size when static electricity builds up.

A heart-shaped glow in a deep cave usually means Woobchar is nearby. It's able to scale cave walls with its hands, feet, and wings, and can even cling to the ceiling with its nose.

While in caves, Wooblup prints its heart-shaped nose on every wall it comes across to let people and other Pokémon know it was there.

This Pokémon is commonly owned as a service pet to sniff out and scan for conditions in its Trainer. It can sniff out the tiniest problems, ensuring they can be detected and treated before it gets serious.

Polikern are seen swimming in ponds using their sprouts as propellers and their tails. They tend to the plants near the ponds.

It spends 18 hours a day sleeping in trees. It uses humidity and its psychic sense to predict the next day's weather.

This Pokémon likes to live in cold, frigid places, melting the snow and ice around it. It attacks by firing near-boiling orbs of water out of its beak.

Seegast is made of snow rather than sand, and it is found on cold, snowy days. It likes playing with the shovel on top of its head.

Dewloon is full of cold air, which somehow allows it float better than balloons filled with hot air. Scientists are still trying to figure out the physics behind this phenomenon.

Grilix is found around dumpsters outside restaurants emitting a foul smell. It tastes faintly of grape flavouring, but eating it makes the consumer dreadfully ill.

Grilix is found around dumpsters outside restaurants emitting a foul smell. It tastes faintly of green apple flavouring, but eating it makes the consumer dreadfully ill.

Grilix is found around dumpsters outside restaurants emitting a foul smell. It tastes faintly of grape flavouring, but eating it makes the consumer dreadfully ill.

Drinking Hyptank's milk can make the consumer drowsy, so its milk has a popular market with insomniacs.